final year projects for computer science engineering
students ACADEMY MANAGEMENT
FRONT END - ASP.NET, C#
BACK END - SQL SEVER 2007
MCA FINAL YEAR PROJECT Project SYNOPSIS OF ONLINE EXAMINATION SYSTEM
Final Report Of Online Examination System with full Documentation
BACK END - SQL SEVER 2007
MCA FINAL YEAR PROJECT Project SYNOPSIS OF ONLINE EXAMINATION SYSTEM
Final Report Of Online Examination System with full Documentation
FRONT END - VB6.0
BACK END - SQL SEVER 2000
SYNOPSIS of Project Sanatorium (Hospital Information System)
Click here to download Final report of project Hospital Information System
BCA Project 3# ONLINE AUCTION SYSTEM
FRONTEND - C # AND .NET FRAMEWORK
BACKEND - SQL SERVER
2008
SYNOPSIS OF PROJECT ONLINE AUCTION SYSTEM
FINAL REPORT WITH FULL
DOCUMENTATION and SOURCE CODE OF PROJECT ONLINE AUCTION SYSTEM
BCA Project Can be submitted by - BE, BCA, MCA, B TECHComputer
Science Final Year students. IGNOU BCA, IGNOU MCA, SMU BCA, SMU MCA, B.Tech/B.E in Computer Science or
Information technology, MTech, MS, BSC-IT as final year
project.
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